He said he runs his store like a Christian. If this is how a Christian treats his fellow man, and a disabled child at that, I'm ashamed to be called a Christian.

Maybe he does realize his mistake, but I still choose not to patronize his store for my daughter's riding gear.

People always say this when someone gets caught doing something wrong - that they're sorry and that we should forgive them. But that doesn't mean that they shouldn't pay for their transgressions.

This guy's payment will be a loss of some of his customers and a possible lawsuit.